Materials subject to import restrictions include art, furniture, textiles, ceramics, weapons, tools, ornaments, jewelry, coins and musical instruments.
Mythological beings appear juxtaposed with representations of the planets and elements, weapons, tools, and symbols of mythical battles.
Others worked with ceramics or obsidian, a volcanic glass that was used for weapons, tools, and ornamentation.
The museum, housed in a 16th-century chateau on a cliff overlooking the center of Les Eyzies, displays weapons, tools and sculptural blocks, among other artifacts.
HEMPSTEAD Hofstra Museum "Out of Africa: Works From the Hofstra University Museum Collection," an exhibition featuring 19th- and 20th-century masks, headdresses, weapons, tools and figurative sculptures from nine countries in western and central Africa.
This sumptuous exhibition attests to their visual achievement with gold, silver and carved calcite vessels; weapons, tools and cylinder seals; and ingenious jewelry made of lapis lazuli, carnelian and gold.
In fact, this jewelry greatly predates the iron tools and weapons tools that Egyptians began regularly producing from smelted iron around the 6th century B.C.E.
Moreover, Clarke and Newman (2006) have employed situational crime prevention to help identify the four basic pillars of terrorist action: distinguishing between targets, weapons, tools and the facilitating conditions.
Triumphant, the tribe's leader throws his weapon-tool into the air as the scene shifts via match cut to a visually similar spacecraft.
